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News agencies and terminals 3 companies

News agencies sell stories and video to newsrooms, and terminals put news, prices and analysis on professionals' desks.

Thomson Reuters logoThomson ReutersThomson Reuters, with engineers in Bengaluru and Hyderabad, runs the Reuters news agency and sells legal, tax and accounting information.Bengaluru · HyderabadHiring now
Bloomberg logoBloombergBloomberg, with engineers in Pune, sells the Bloomberg Terminal, the screen of news, prices and analysis on traders' and bankers' desks.PuneHired recently
Informa TechTarget logoInforma TechTargetInforma TechTarget runs news sites about technology and sells data on which companies read about what.See alsoB2B sales intelligence and ABM platforms
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Specialist news and information sites 5 companies

Some newsrooms cover one subject in depth: cricket scores, health information, personal finance or electric vehicles.

Times of EV logoTimes of EVTimes of EV, with engineers in Mumbai, publishes news on electric vehicles and clean transport.Mumbai
Cricbuzz.com logoCricbuzz.comPart of Times InternetCricbuzz, part of Times Internet, with engineers in Bengaluru, carries ball-by-ball scores and cricket news to one of the largest sports audiences anywhere.
WebMD logoWebMDPart of Internet BrandsWebMD, part of Internet Brands, with engineers in Mumbai, publishes health information read by millions of Americans each month.
Forbes Advisor logoForbes AdvisorForbes Advisor, with engineers in Mumbai, compares credit cards, loans and insurance, and earns when readers buy them.
Kaitongo logoKaitongoKaitongo, in Bengaluru, is another company in this area.
How it all worksDigital publishingOne agency story in five apps, then a paywall.
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What's changing

The news that writes itself.

News agencies have long written results and scores automatically. AI models now draft fuller stories from data and documents, and editors check them.

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Companies: ingrid's company map. Hiring signals: postings feed of 5 Nov 2026.